Full reports by year:
2006, 2005,
2004, 2003,
2002, 2001,
2000, 1999
1991-93
2005:
2004:
- 2002-2004: State
estimates for use of types of illicit drug in lifetime, past year, &
past month for population age 12 and older (annual estimates based on
2002-2004) Word Documents
2003:
2002:
- The
NSDUH Report: Graduated
Driver Licensing and Drinking Among Young Drivers Based
on SAMHSA's National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 21% of young drivers
aged 15 to 17 were binge drinkers and 6% were heavy drinkers during
the combined years of 1999 to 2001. Rates of heavy drinking and binge
drinking among young drivers varied by the States' Graduated Driver
Licensing ratings, based on the extent to which they restrict driving
behavior among young drivers. This report identifies the States categorized
from most restrictive to least restrictive according to the 4 category
rating scheme developed by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety
and the Traffic Injury Research Foundation.
2001:
- The following Word
documents provide direct survey estimates of adult alcohol, tobacco,
and illicit drug use, substance dependence, mental health, co-occurring
and unmet treatment need, and information on the State substance abuse
and mental health systems within three of the most populous States in
the United States in 2001 (Word Documents):
California (Word
Document)
New
York (Word Document)
Texas (Word
Document)
2000:
1999:
- 1999 State Estimates
(HTML format):
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